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The Unloved

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Oct 7Free

The Unloved

Take a walk on the wild side and discover why even the creepiest critters deserve our respect. This is your chance to demystify nature's misunderstood heroes in a lush park setting that is perfect for curious minds.

Maison Paris Nature (Paris 12th)

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Meet us at the Maison Paris Nature, in Pavilion 1 of the Parc Floral de Paris.

This event is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Registration is free but mandatory, via the form below. If this event is fully booked, this form will be blocked. You will then have the option to sign up for the waiting list, via the second link below. Finally, to cancel your registration, you can use the last form.

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